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Time Management: Get Control of Email, Outlook, and iPhone

Wednesday, April 20, 2016 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT  
Host: Association for Talent Development
By: Mike (Michael) Song, CEO Get Control Training
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Overloaded and overwhelmed by email? Every day you face an avalanche of messages, constant interruptions, and an endless stream of tasks. Many people describe feeling like a hamster on a wheel—constantly running hard, but never getting ahead. It's time to get control!

Mike Song, a leading email efficiency expert and an author of the bestselling book The Hamster Revolution, offers a simple system that will help you get organized, get more done, and save up to 15 days a year.

In this webcast, you’ll:

  • Prioritize and de-clutter your jammed inbox.
  • Learn a better way to write email that gets fast results.
  • Discover Outlook and iPhone tech tips that reduce interruptions and speed workflow.

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Mike (Michael) Song
Mike (Michael) Song

CEO Get Control Training

Mike Song is one of the world’s leading technology and time management experts. His keynote speeches and workshops motivate participants to get organized, prioritized, and energized to excel. In addition to Zip! Tips: The Fastest Way to Get More Done, he’s the lead author of the bestselling email and meeting effectiveness book The Hamster Revolution, which has sold more than 150,000 copies in 12 languages. Mike is CEO and founder of GetControl.net, an internationally renowned productivity training company. He has given interviews with Good Morning America, CNN, CNBC, NPR, and the Wall Street Journal. Mike has been awarded a United States patent for his universal organizational system, called COTA. He has even helped the Secret Service, FBI, Navy, and Army to communicate and manage information more effectively. Mike has presented to a wide range of companies and organizations throughout North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa, and has provided training and e-learning to 20 percent of the Fortune 500, including Mercedes, Capital One, Novartis, Microsoft, and McDonald’s.